Cookie Policy
1. Website operator
- Name: Patricia Ihenacho Otero.
- Trading name: NETSANET Private Expeditions.
- Spanish tax identification number (NIF): 78945120-N.
- Address: C/ General Concha 2, 5.º derecha, 48008 Bilbao, Bizkaia, Spain.
- Email: info@netsanetprivateexpeditions.com
- Website: https://netsanetprivateexpeditions.com/.
2. What cookies are
Cookies are small files that a website may store on your device when you visit it. They can enable website functions, remember preferences or collect information about browsing activity.
Other technologies, such as browser local storage, can also store or access information on your device. This policy covers those technologies where they are used for similar purposes.
3. Types of cookies
Cookies can be classified by purpose:
- Strictly necessary cookies: enable communications, website operation or services you expressly request. They are exempt from consent where they meet the applicable legal requirements.
- Preference or personalisation cookies: remember choices such as language. Whether consent is required depends on their operation and whether they reflect an express choice made by the user.
- Analytics or measurement cookies: collect information about website use and help evaluate its performance. They require consent unless an applicable legal exemption applies.
- Behavioural advertising cookies: analyse browsing habits to display personalised advertising. They require consent.
Cookies may be first-party or third-party, depending on who manages them. They may also be session cookies, which expire at the end of a session, or persistent cookies, which remain for a specified period.
This classification is explanatory. The technologies actually used on this website must be listed in the inventory below.
4. Cookies and technologies used on this website
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| Name | Provider and domain | Purpose | Duration | Category and consent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [Exact name] | [Entity and domain] | [Specific function] | [Session or exact lifetime] | [Category and whether consent is required] |
Where third-party cookies are used, their providers will be identified and links to the relevant information about their data processing will be provided.
5. Accepting, rejecting and configuring cookies
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Cookies requiring consent will remain disabled until you authorise them.
The settings panel allows you to:
- Accept all optional cookies.
- Reject all optional cookies.
- Select the purposes you wish to allow and save your choice.
Cookies strictly necessary to provide requested services do not depend on consent.
Continuing to browse, scrolling or closing the notice does not constitute acceptance of optional cookies.
6. Changing your choices or withdrawing consent
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You can reopen the panel using the “Cookie settings” link permanently available on the website and change or withdraw your consent at any time.
Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before consent was withdrawn.
You can also use your browser settings to delete files already stored on your device.
7. Managing cookies through your browser
Browsers allow you to view, block or delete cookies and other website data. These options are generally available in their settings, privacy or security sections.
Deleting or blocking certain cookies may remove saved preferences or prevent some features from working.
Browser settings complement the website’s settings panel and do not replace the consent mechanism where one is required.
8. Personal data and international transfers
Where cookies or similar technologies involve processing personal data, general information about the controller and how to exercise your rights is available in the Privacy Policy.
[COMPLETE ACCORDING TO THE ACTUAL INVENTORY: identify third parties processing data, their purposes and links to their policies. If transfers outside the European Economic Area occur, provide information about recipients or countries and applicable adequacy decisions, safeguards or derogations, together with how information about those safeguards can be obtained.]
9. Updates to this policy
This policy will be updated when cookies, technologies or their purposes change.
If new purposes requiring consent are introduced, the relevant permission will be requested before they are activated.
Last updated: 28 October 2026.